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Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
The K,ll,.g Of aibpon.

EAsToN, October 1.-THE jury having
been obtained In the Frank Drake homi.
eide. case, District Attorney Stew arl
opened for the Commonwealth this m orn.
ing. He briefly outlined the case and
I'm mediately began calling witnesses.
Photographs and diagrams showing the
scene OF the assault OF Drake on Christie
pher Gibbon were presented In evidence
Newton Shellenberger and Charles Kill
liam, who stood some distance away, les
titled that they thought Char es Bercaw
struck Gibbon Frank Noll. who was
half square distant testified that Drake
struck Gibbon Alfred Green, Lawrence
Meyers and Milton Jones, who were
across the street, swors that Drake struck
Gibbon aztec Bercaw had pushed him over
chair and caused him to stumble. Chas
Van Allen, who stood tour feet from
where Gibbon fell on the pavement, testi-
fed that Frank Drake struck the blow.
George Cleaver who was In the store
room, said that Bercaw had ordered Glib
Lon out several times and finally pushed
him, causing him to fall over a chair that
Gibbon aros did not go out, and turned
as If to folio Bercaw, when Drake, who
had been reading newspaper, arose.
struck him and fel ed him TO the pave
ment where he struck head fir.t. Witness
did not see dibhon raise his arm,
John Bercaw testified that Charles Ber-
cav ordered Gibbon out several times
and then pushed him over chair and
towards the door. Gibbon turned to come
back and Drake struck him. Charles
Bercaw corroborated this u stimony and
| added that Gibbon was not exactly sober
| tina. when he turned to follow witness
Gibbon raised his hand and witness saw Q
knife In his side pocket. Then 1t was thai
Drake struck him. Gibbon did not fal
headlong from the blow, but stumbled
over his box OF tools The police testified
| to the treatment Gibbon received while
in their hands and then court adjourned
until tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Tho six psr cent ten. year gold be nds
LOT the KsusAs Investment Company Of
Fopeks, Kansas, secured by bond and
mortgage upon improved f6ms In K Al.
sas worth three times ~ muoh), de.
positsd with the Boston Safe Deposit
aud Trust Company, trustse for the
bopdholders. and the trustees endorse
msnt appears upon every bond. TIE
Kansas Investmept Company Is recon-
mended by the Bank OF Topeka, Kan.
sas, j. z. Mulvsne, resident; First
National Bank, Kansas, p. g. Noel,
president; Central National Bank, X N.
sas, p. j Bonesbrake. president; Clti-
Gems Bank, North, Kansas. W. Norton,
president; and we este EN- their bends q
cafe form OF investment, OF the ohara,
ter Of bond and mortgage, bat without
the annoy ances frequently incident
thereto, such as foreclosure, queeiions Of
title, etc.
Further Information may he obtained
By addressing Mr.. A. d. MIDI leton, 10
Wall street, New York city, who will
mail, free of cost, . circular naming q
large number Of savings banks II at
have Invested in and Iubiicly Ieco M
mend said securities.
Any stirring young inancier who will
act as correspondent and lay tho solid
testimony furnished by these savings
banks, before our citizens, should write
TO Mr.. Middleton.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Hand 10 your name for Ciark's watch
club; first drawing OF 20.


j. A. Chaplain, Secretary Of State for
the Dom IN ion. said at q public banquet
In Ottowa op Saturday night: .'Oom.
mercial union IS an idea which can
never prevail In Canada, because 1t
would destroy our Canadian dustries
and cur Can sdian nstlonality. IL holds
ont delusivs hopes TO the agriculturist,
and while / believe Oar adams do not
desire 1t, feel satisfied that tho Ameri-
cans will ro, have 1t There Is nobody
In tho United States who would en-.
brace tn. ides of commercial union I'M
less they thought 1t meant political
union ~ well. Such political union
1ould wipe out forever al the hopes
and aspirations OF the people for Cana
dian Dstionslity. and would deprive
them Of Oil the blessings they now en-.
Joy"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Bsooks' Merits,
TOOMNUuICArHp.t


The positions Of "TAx payer" and
yourself are approved ~ protective TO
the public. The people are taxed too
much Alrsady to adopt IN expensive
change 10 Arithmsiios. Without dis.
psrsging weather and less ysluable
books, deem IL Tor the public good TO
uphold the Brooke arlthmetics, now in
use, because: 1. They combine the
complete and practical mental srithme.
tic wish the written arithmetic 90 that
the subject can be studied topically and
exhaustively, the mind being exercised
orally while on the same topic 10 writ.
ten hgures-both mental and written
being thorough. This is distIp guished
from the meGtal being 30 slightly Intro.
duced with the written that the pupil
is left practically without q training
and discipline In M entail arithmetic. In
short, cheated by many a. arithmetic
which 6oee not contain adt qnately
what 1t pretepds to contain. Mental
arithmetic is the most important stud >
and the backbone OF common school
training and development.
2. By this combination Of mental and
written, by It's exact, concise, logical
and close system, by Its thoroughneis
and completeness, and especially by
reason Of being the mental product
and genius OF = great, thoroughly edu
Gated and practical mathematical
mind, the Brooke Normal, Union
Arithme tlo sccomplihhes more, with its
two books, than can be achieved by any
four arithmetics other wise selected.
3 Brooks 10 modern. His researches
include the latest. He IL Ia the prscti.
cal teaching harness row. He IL iu
the best possible position 10 give IA the
latest In arithmetic and mathemati
4 By rsinR Brooks system solely
some fifty per cent. can be saved over
any other wsy. Hard study, genius
and practice of the xuthor-Dr. Brooke
have accom- plished this result.
5. Our tescherr, rs Taxpayer" vel
ssid, are familiar with Brooks aIith.
metics. They have his principles
ideas, methods, facts, Illustrations and
agures 90 well in use that they Just fly
OFF the ends OF their tongues as fast o,
only teachers tongues con 20.
It would be waste OF time 10 explain
L to manufacturer CT mechanic tho ad
vantage of working with n FIRST clssi
and unexcelled tool, that be II IL
the habit OF handling, over . strang z,
tool. The principle 10 far more true and
torcible with the intellect than with
the hand. A workman with trusty
tool, with which he has already achiev
cd the greatest success, and With which
he can do the best work, feels exceed
in2ly annoyed and imposed upon II hi
Iemployer takes 1t away from him AND
com m ands him to work with . strsng
tool which some agent recommend
merely for his own profit.
We have no doubt the practical ant
sagacious men Of Wilmington expec
the Board OF Poblic Education to use q
coed and as much common sense rs Il
school books. TEACHER.
Wilmington, Del. Oct 10, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
A Sudden Sensation

OF chilllness invading the backbone,
followed by no: 6usbeo and profuse FER
spirat!on. We all know thtse symp
toms, II not by oxperisncs, from report
What's the beet thing on thu program?
Quiniut? A dangerous remedy. truly
Produces carries of the bonee, emily
affords temporary relief. Is there nc
substitute? Aosuredly, potent but
safe oEe-Goatetter's Stomach Bitters
o certain, speedy means Of expsllipG
from the system every trace OF the
virus Of miasms. Use it promptly
persistently. The rssult--a cure Is cor
tsin 10 follow the uge OF this benefic cen,
restorative of health. Dyspepsia, livei
complaint, nervous ailments, rheums
tism and inactivity OF the kidneys and
bladder, are also among the malad lei
permanently remsdiAble through the
genial aid % this whole some botanic
medicine, recommends by the medi
cal fraternity.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

The hrst anniversary OF tie Youne
Peoples Society of Ohrittian endeayol
will be held In st. Paui's N. e Church
on Sunday evening next. This society
was founded IN Portland, Maine, in
1851, and since then there has been or.
Ranized 3 Dt0 societies, with q mem Der.
ship of 100 0C0. The sooiaty At g.
Paul's was started about o year $50
and since then seven societies have bee \
organized In Delaware On Sunday
evening Rev. John Thomson OF Phlla
delphis will have charge of The conse
GRAFTON service, and at The services q,
7.3O there will be- addresses by the Rev.
X II. Adams OF Mlddlstown and the
Rev. John Thompson OF Philadelphia
All are invited 10 be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

NYOTiuE-I, HENRY KIENLE, THE
~ tsnsnt Or tue house stu stsd 81 1906 4.
ID o. IN the and ward Of city Of whining
ton county of New castle aud State Of Dsis.
ware. In compliance with the requirements
OF the asts Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do HEREBY give no.
ttcs that l thsll apply in writing 10 the
Oouft OF General Sessions OF the Peace and
jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, in
and for New CASTLE County, on Monda tho
zist day Of Nos., A. d., 1881, being the next
term OF said court.for license for said house
~ en- Inn or tavern, for the safe therein Of
intox catins liquors 10 less quantities than
one quart. 70 be drunk on the premises, and
the following resp ctable citlssns OF said
ward recon mend the taid application, viz:
X II Taylor ~kf,hoia Jenny
Edward Melchf3r Andrew ffrotz
John A North Jsoob Scheller
huoert Davis Franz nj ucHe
I'm Apuei SNYDER J,sA Baumann
James Crawford VIM Kaiser
r y Wtokersh Am ffeo y N etsner
Geo ID fArra Morris II ,yes
Jsmss W For'er VIM Lesg
Thomas miller David Ora inner
Ohas w y opsr esiey smith
J<mes H Hogan M Grady
WIN II Bspco,k kicnolas Jenny Jr
Alexander chambers
ob3i HENRY KIENLE.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
GIT THE BRSF FENCB.

Farmer, OF New Castle County, We All
you now to suhsoribe for stock in the New
CASTLE County Hedge Company. Stock.
holders have tho test advantages. The
agents Will call upon yeu so' to receive
your subscriptions. The company will most
assurdIy DO organised this fsli;do not fail u
have stock in It. Any Information in Iela'
ton to either fence or stosk will be cheer
fdIly Riven by either OF the uad assigned
addressed to the Clayton House, Whining
ton, Lei. SAMUEL Crimson,
SOLOMON hERSEY,
THOMAS ROBINSON,
ROBERT MoFAELlH,
sao.tf Agents layton Hedge Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
nressrs. Raymond Il wh,to0mb's Winter
Trtps TO California

nressrs. Raymond II whitoomb's Winter
Trips TO California.
The first of MesBrs. Raymond &
Witcomb's California tourist parties In
the winter series OF 1888 will leave
the East Thursday, November 10, In Q
Jew and magnificent train OF vestibul.
ed Pullman palace cars, which will In
clude pslatisl dininz.csr. These new
appointments OF travel leave nothing
TO be desired. Everything will be OF
the most luxurious character. This
party will arrive NJ Pasadena Satur-
day, November 10, shortly after the
opening OF the second season ct the
Raymond. Los Angeles and other
Southern California points will be
reached the same day. Many new
features will DO intr oduce1 In to these
excursions the coming season. There
will be IL outward trips, with q choice
OF three different routes, aud 10 trips
returning. with D choice Of Eve different
routes. The hotel list includes The
Raymond, at East Pasadena, the new
Hotel del Monte, At MONTEREY, the
Palace Hotel, In Gan Francisco, The
A rlipgton, at Santa Barbara, the new
Hotel del Coronado, at San Diego, and
q dozen other famous Pacific Coast re-
sorts. Independent tickets are sold,
which Include every incidental expense
of the journey out and back, and per.
init the traveller to exercise his own
prsfere noes regarding time and place Of
sojourn In California, and the time Of
his return. Tho return tickets are good
on oil trains through tt win ter, spring,
and early summer. A handsome de-
scriptive circular OF 1872 pages has been
issued, and may be obtained OF Messrs.
Raymond & Whitcomb, Ill South
Ninth street, (under Continental Hotel).
PhiladelphtH.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

To dispose of the large stock Of mon a.
ments, tombsJonas avn tabiets, made
expressly for this fal.'s trade, among
which are some OF tho finest and hand.
soonest tom be, We will otter them at les.
than cost price in order TO make room
for Improvements. This is an oppor
tunity TO ges II great bargain, as The
stock will be sold. aInith's marble and
grants works, Tenth aud Tatnall
stres.s.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
LOOK w ell

at the pbotop rapas ~ Beeeher's show
cases Of h,s door, No 3l5 aarkat street.
They are hot mads fur specimens, bat
every enc bes had one oozen aud oue
frame size, ali ioI So 90. The latest i'm
proved ipStsntaoeous process usod.
Time Of Al tting, one -quartsr of @ second
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2a40 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

At q recent meeting OF the Grocers
Association 2. a. Horty aEd II. l..
Gam were chosen to represent
the Wilmington giocers at the gro
GERS convention TO ne held nj
Philadelphia on Monday, October Gath
and 25th. g. T. Toppin and d. W.
Lynch were elected aitsrnates. The
fact that lao grocers have joined the
association within the last & hit mon ths
shows how popular tho association IL In
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
mr. s,n,,u,, wn,te puimon,o na,sa,n

the leading lang nad throat remedy OF
WILMINGTON. Del Tue positive pre-
ventor VI pulmonary CONSUMPTION. Ra.
lieves ana cares ocaRbs, chronic or re-
cert; eoIs tAca45, bosGsapess. Group,
So, romarAa5iS fast Lots 81 booo
references bGa ala s.. Sold By dsa.-
trs. Depot EeDrth and k,ng straets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Mr. ". T.. GRAVES. CT Wethere1-
ville nd, writes: / sufter sometimes
with acute rheumatism, aad your Sal
walton Oil gives ne instantsneous re-
lei. / cordially r,s:muerd iS as a
sure cure.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to II
as nicely and perfectly as possible, can b.
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No SIG French street. Patrons OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among cur promi'
nent and Influential citizens, have express
cd themselves BIS exceedingly comtortahl.
and greatly pleased with the neat lit OF
their garments, which are always made IL
the istset style. French, Eugli h ard cas-
simere sultings ana cloths of ell kinds
OF the latest sty les, are always IN hand
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching gentlemen should cal
and see the stI Is at once s22.3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Grand Opening.

Tbero will be grand opening ut the
De.maryia saloon, No. TIA Market
street, TOMORROW (Tues6ay) evening
and s c0rd isi invitation ia offended OF
AL. TO attend. a first clasa lnuoh will
ne g rived. Thera will aiso be- lunch
eytr, W ednesisy aud Saturday ey,
!nps.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

CleaAs out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks,
jack rabbits, sparrows. gophers, squir.
rels. loo. At dru9aisss.
II You are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Rep ever" Goes
direct to weak spots. For weak msn,
delicate women.
"Rough on Oatarrh"
Is rot mere palliative remedy, bat .
complete ours OF worst chronic Gases;
corrects offensive odors at once; nm
eqnailed for catarrhal throat affections,
dipbtheria, sore throat, foul breath.
600.
sRougn ON Itch."
"Rough on Itch" cures skin humors
eruptions, ring worm, latter, sal
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch
ivy poison. bA.bs-'s itoh. Zoo. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
nTsetiug Tonight,

The Continental Club, No. l, will hold
a meeting at their rool, 4i9 Shipley
street, where they viii transact business
of importance. All the members are
requested TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

r OSr-0N THURSDAY EVENING, A
II brea at pin. with three pendants attach
cd in otng 1n IN Third aud Shipiny to Fifth
and J sckson. Tho finder will BIO paid q te
ward fs2 on leaving same at no 225 X ing
ttfect, ole 81
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

NOIlOE-t, TIMOTHY II. QUILL
~ the tsnant Of the house situated at n o.
Sol Ohurcn strset. IN the Eighth ward Of
the city Of Whining % county OF NewOAstle
and state Of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly 10 such oass made aud provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply H.
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state OF
Delaware, In and for Now Castle oun.y, on
M ond ~, The 2lst day Of nov. A. u. 1887. be
log the next term Of said court. for o license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sac therein OF tnttxte hting liquors In less
quanttttes than ooe qcsrt, TO be drunk On
the promises, and the following respectable
citissns of said ward recommend the said
application, Wis;
bsrpard Donohoo Jams Phillips
walter u TAYLOR james z Deviln
Waller x Eiwa-ds Wnitroy Hepburn
Joseph II Horuer samuel Forrest
Hugh Y sweeney John Boner
Philip Milltgan James Boner
Joseph tggner Harry Powell
Jonn M Erwin Daniel Pierson
SAMUEL Moore Bantel snor
Morris 2 Heck David l. kt'tue
William Uox Jamos r Smith
John U Adams Frank Sibfe
John M FreTe Jacob Sibre
Bernard McCu Tough Henry Hove-ter
oil 3is IIMOThY II QUILL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

NINA ibTGGG lGsoBGfns, std a new a1o
fEAt y LIDO saoaossial CUEtG AZ your
1{own ho ne ~ ols Who was csGt twenty
eight YehFs. TFssted by most Of tho 10
ted specialists without benefit. Curci him
self In three "soa.fs, and since tnan hun
d. eds OF otas,s. Sun particulars sent on ny,
pncatIon. I. -. PAGE, no. 81 Vast Slei
I Now York Oily. oetie.tu. T.. as.eMs
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

JON the eighth berries of Baynard'!
watch ola bs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Join Clark Q watch club st 407 Mlr
1 et eLreel.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Joia CislA's watch cub, zGT Max
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
. Rougn ON Itch.'
Society of Cnr,st,an Endea,or.

Join Ciark's watch club at 4O7 Mar
ket strest.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

For Bronchial, Attninat,c and Pulmon.
AIRY Complaints,
Browns Bronchial Trocaes" have re.
msrksble curative properties. Sold
only III boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

Join Clark's watch club at 407 Mar.
ket street; first drawing Oct. 30,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

MUNUAY, OCTUBEK q, lss7,
at one O'Clock, p. m,
10 hoad Of fresh oowJ and spring. Oh
~ era, some stock bulls and some 49,
extra 6ne young Htock. All Of tho above
stock Is extra fine, and is we'll worth tie at
tention cs persons wishing good stock. This
Is the finest stick We have Bought yet.
Everybody come. Dinner at 1870 sharp.
Terms:--A credit OF 70 days.
PROUD & MERRIOR.
J. q. Robinson, act. l.d&w
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

M lSS fLOhEs,IlNE TOBIAS,
wi Tescher OF Music,
Btp.2ets ala East 9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

A OARD-MR KS. PAGAN, wIp1w OF
"A the late Michael Pagan. Informs her
old customers that the will resums the
manufacture OF Winter Boots and Shoes,
wholesale and retail, at No. ci2 West Front
street. sl4 lint
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
NoTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

nv OIIVE-IIIL . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VT
~ the Mutual Loan Assocl alton are request
esl TO be present at the meeting to be held on
Tues ray evening, Oct Der Is, at so'clock, to
consider and act upon importan, business then
President. GEORGE c. MARis, Secretary.
Ol5-St
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

|Irru-GIhLs lrrELL 6EnuE
MArr yor l.. ~ .sh and oeinAn eltis'
Isoulee street ---------------------
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

ts, tor good nrn. Apply ., ms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18

1r1-IxplRIENugn SALES.
tor cfy goods q ai1 Msse'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-18
Wsaisl.

,,n-. GOOD TAILDH.SS
|mAN hps an fne customer coatH.
AZ ~ s6 last t,h street, ei
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

The enterpr>ing Riverside, (Cal.l Daily
Press, publishes Il sketch Of Mr.. Albert ;.
White Of tiat place, together with an excellent
cut OF that gentlemen. which we present TO the
readers Of the Journal. through the courtesy of
the Press feeling that ii will be of Interest TO ollr
readers. Mr.. VI hite being Il Belfast boy and the
Youngest son of the late Hon. James 7. W hitc
of this city In connection with the late TIM
othy Thorndike, Esq, he started in the crock
cry and wallpaper lll>ine>s, III the stand nov
occupied hv john Garlic After remaining in
trade for 4 few years. he sold Out his interests
to his partHef aud removed 10 New Dirk and
later on. IL California. where he now resides.
OF Mr.. WI ties career there the Press says:
A history Of Riverside would hp incomplete
that failed to give prominent mention OF i. :.
White. Ills life for the past fcW years i close
ly inteIwoscn and allied with the prosperity OF
his adopted home ami his religion. and poiit-
cal belief is Ill conferred in The one word Xiv
er~ilc. Allegiance to church or PARTY can be
forgive hut no one can say "or5i AGAINST
Riverside in his hearing without rousin" him
to lis defense.
Born i'll Belfast, Maine. he in!ierit> sllat rug
gel snglene>s of purpose and perseverance
characteristic OF the Pine Tree State. and make,
a success of whatever he uner takes. After the
close Of his school days he Went TO New York.
where he connected himself with Capt Gil
christ, in the ship chaMAlery lu~ln1> =. and i'll 4
few wears. through lii energetic management
ami Keen business tact the firm of Giichri>t.
White 4 60. stood at the head of that line Of
business in tic city.
In the spring Of $50. Air. White wa pres
tratod bE severe aitac.. q! pneumonia. ana not
railyine from il elicr.> hi phyi,iall lreScr:!'-
al warmer climate for him. suggesting trip
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
ITCHING FIVE LONG YEARS.


Boz BITTERs CO.:
| wish to say to you that have been suffering
for the last five years with severe itching all over
l have heard Of Hop Bitters and have tried it.
have used up four bottles, and it has done me more
good than all the doctors and medicines that they
could use with me. | am old anil poor but
feel to bless you for such relief from yonr med
cine and torment of the doctors have had fifteen
doctors at me. One gave me sc, en- ounces of solu
ton of arsenic another took four quarts Of blood
from me. All they could tell was that it was skin
sickness. Now, after these four bottles of your
medicine, am we'll and my skin is well, clean and
smooth as ever HENRY kNOCHE.
GOOD WORDs-FROM GoOD AUTHORITY.
( We confess that perfectly amazed at
the run of your Hop ltters. We never had any
thing like it, and never heard Of the like. Tho
writer (Bcnton) has been selling drugs here ncary
thirty years and has seen the rise OF Iiostetters
Vinegar and all other bittcrs and patent medicines
but never did any of them. in their best days, be
gin to have the run that Hop Bittcrs have.
We can't get enough of them. We are cut OF them
We are out of them half the time. From let
ter to Hop isttcrs Co, from BENTON, Ny EEs
Co, Wholesale Druggists, Cleveland, o.
Coon FOR HAEIES.-''We are pleased to say THAI
onr baby was permanently cured Of serious lro
tractc,l irrcguarity of the bowels by the use q
Hop Filters by its mother, which at the same tim.
restored her to perfect health and strength. TIT
PARENTS.